Spatial notebooks on Apple Vision Pro

Open notebooks and inspect data in a native visionOS workspace

Pulto lets you review local notebooks, connect to user-provided Jupyter servers, and view rich notebook outputs on Apple Vision Pro.

Built for the Current Pulto App

Pulto focuses on notebook viewing, Jupyter connection, and inline rendering of the outputs data teams already use.

Open Jupyter notebooks and review markdown, code cells, saved outputs, and rendered previews in a single visionOS window.

Connect to a user-provided Jupyter server over HTTPS, or discover compatible notebook servers on a local network.

Review tables, charts, markdown, images, video, point clouds, and USDZ content from notebook output cells.

Inspect spatial notebook outputs such as point cloud previews and USDZ assets in an interface designed for Apple Vision Pro.

Start with included sample notebooks so Pulto can be explored before an external Jupyter connection is configured.

Local notebooks and imported assets stay on device unless you export or share them, and Jupyter credentials are stored in the system keychain.

Pulto is designed around the path from notebook selection to readable, spatially aware output review.

Use the bundled notebook viewer guide to see Pulto without setting up any server.

Enter a server URL and token or password for a Jupyter server you control.

Browse available notebooks and load the one you want to inspect.

Read markdown, tables, charts, images, point clouds, and 3D asset previews inline.

Pulto is a visionOS app in the Developer Tools and Productivity space, built for notebook review and spatial data inspection.

Bundled sample notebooks can be viewed without signing into an external service.

Jupyter access is configured by the user and may use HTTPS or local-network discovery.

For help, bug reports, or privacy questions, contact support@pulto.org.

Use Pulto to inspect notebooks, review saved outputs, and bring spatial data previews into an Apple Vision Pro workflow.